The line graph given illustrates how much population of group ages has grown in New Zealand within 100 years, starting from 1950.
Overall, the proportion of New Zealand population almost fluctuated. While the percentage of population of 0-14, over 65 ages fluctuated gradually, population growth of 25-37, 38-45 ages saw dramatically fluctuation.
In 1950, the proportion of 0-14 ages accounted for about 5%. This figure increased to exactly 20% by the end of the period. A similar fluctuant trend was seen in the proportion of over 65 ages, which declined from 60% by about 5% at the period examined.
At the beginning of the period, the rate of 25-37 ages registered approximately 21%. This figure declined significantly to exactly 0% in 2050. A similar fluctuation was recorded in the percentage of 38-45 ages, rising from 25% in 1950 to 40% in 2050.
The line graph
given
illustrates how much
population
of group
ages
has grown in New Zealand within 100 years, starting from 1950.
Overall
, the proportion of New Zealand
population
almost fluctuated. While the percentage of
population
of 0-14, over 65
ages
fluctuated
gradually
,
population
growth of 25-37, 38-45
ages
saw
dramatically
fluctuation.
In 1950, the proportion of 0-14
ages
accounted for about 5%. This figure increased to exactly 20% by the
end
of the period. A similar
fluctuant
trend was
seen
in the proportion of over 65
ages
, which declined from 60% by about 5% at the period examined.
At the beginning of the period, the rate of 25-37
ages
registered approximately 21%. This figure declined
significantly
to exactly 0% in 2050. A similar fluctuation
was recorded
in the percentage of 38-45
ages
, rising from 25% in 1950 to 40% in 2050.